The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

Violence is in bloom and Spring awakens and arouses certain impulses along with the dogwoods blossoms or whatever. guest Michael O'Sullivan of the Craic House Podcast.

Guest Michael O'Sullivan (retired NYPD, host of the Craic House podcast) appears to go over the story of a psycho stranger who slashed a woman's nose off at a small boutique store in Washington Heights where she worked.

A woman, missing for 7 months, was finally found dead under a massive pile of debris inside her apartment, cause of death: hoarding.

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New York City, almost showing signs of life, but not quite intelligent life, but what do I know, I just live here. This episode contains multiple extra-brutal beatings, a stupid-ass mayor who can barely talk but wants to control everybody's speech, yet another insane new policy for law enforcement, plenty of crime in the city.

Cold Number 1 on the F train

An Asian woman in the splash zone was unprepared for an unexpected golden shower from a penis-pointing straphanger on the Queens-bound F. We survey the latest damage resulting from the Asian Purge. In one story, an Asian Good Samaritan takes abuse from a suspect who was angry that the big-hearted man was interrupting his harassment of an elderly couple. Does it count? In violent Bk, a cop is pinned to a construction fence by a motorist who didn't want to cooperate. SHOTS FIRED. + The so-called "Bagel Shop Racist" whose viral moment on the hotseat isn't scaring her into apologizing.

An alleged May-December rape-&-slay has skeptics rolling their eyes. Asian-punching is the popular sport, allegedly, in New York. SNL cast member Pete Davidson stalked by a they/them. Changes in NYPD administration give hope to those who don't care for all the shooting.

A rapist is on the loose in the Bronx.

Blood spills from random attacks on subways and in the streets, but it's never enough for the reform-minded jackasses in charge.

Though hate crimes against Asians are statistically MINIMAL compared the numbers committed against Jews, Gays, Blacks, Whites, Hispanics and likely every other category, NYC is losing its shit and doing what it does best: Nothing, intended to have the appearance of something. By that I mean, the city has launched A CAMPAIGN.

IN THIS EPIC EPISODE: NightWatch Det.Pete Panuccio & host Pat dixon... discuss homicide at midtown hotsheets hotel, murder settles dispute over a groping. Chinatown STREET JUSTICE... Hooker ring allegedly services large % of the residents in a metro village, and we take a look at what REALLY happens to jumpers who take their chances in the fast-moving waters around Manhattan island. bonus look at defunct metro-area amusement park notorious for people dying on attractions during the 70's and 80's.

MYSTERY SOLVED (?)

A strange forgotten cult leader is at the center of a series of events that drew a woman from Oregon to the bottom of a Westchester reservoir.

A cruel Queens rapist bit a woman on the hip, then an old friend from you-know-where came to the rescue. The rapist still got away with $5 and a good story.

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From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

Stay in the loop on the latest crime in New York City... A hammer-wielding crazy whacks a victim in the head on the subway; three suspects arrested in a series of Queens robberies; Chinatown beating frenzy (more on that on the next episode), and NightWatch detective Pete Panuccio recalls bizarre cases from his 39 years in the NYPD.

We follow crime in NYC and break down the most bizarre, brutal and extreme events with blunt honesty and irreverence.

A naked homeless man is dead after being killed in an altercation with a Good Samaritan.

IN VIOLENT BROOKLYN, the tabloids report that an accused serial killer is behind bars in the murders of 3 women who lived in his building.

Human remains were found in a reservoir, but the drinking water is supposedly all good.

Guests: NYPD NightWatch detective Pete Panuccio (ret.) Skeptical EMT and friend of the show, AL.

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